Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-10-21

~s,to VI 'oA, 10 ~ "a NoJ uSSA1
for the Clinch Valley Railroad, has
returned from Russell county where
he has been employed in the capacity
of that Office.
The cold rains and threatenings
of winter suggests the idea of
looking ut L. Frank & Co.'S gum
and oyercoats. There is wealth
of comfor i'll them.
Grover Cleveland is in Atlanta
at the Exposition. r.. A. Saun
ders is behind his counter. selling
boots, shoes, hats and caps, cheap
CT than you ever bought them be-
fore.
Man is fearfully and wonder
fully made, and no two men alike.
This, however, gives Frank & Co.
no trouble, for they are prepared
to tit all shapes and sizes Of men
and boys.
In Crockett's Cove one Gus. Gil.
lespie shot Frank Cregar, Wednes
day. The difficulty grew out of a
debt Cregar owed Gillespie Gre
gar's would is in the shoulder and
is not dangerous.
Jem Smith, the champion pugil-
list of England, will meet Jake
Kilrain, the recognized champion
of America, in the ring. The fight
will be for $4,000 u side and the
championship of the world. 1t
takes place i'll Spain, Janary 10,
1883.
The State is still asitating q con-
nection between Richmond and
Blackstone on the Norfolk and West
ern road by rail. The distance be.
tween Blackstone and Amelia. on
Richmond and Danville road, where
the connection is to be made is only
twenty miles.
Now that the hunting season is
at hand sportsmen want to buy
powder, shot and caps. VIM.
Pcirce knowing this has laid in u
big lot that he will furnish any
one needing these articles. Latin
Il Rand's powder is the best. He
has it.
A vote of thanks is due Capt.
Eichelberger aid Mr. II. A. Saunders
for the enjoyable dance participated
in by the young people at tnt, Gen
trail last evening. This was the first
of the season and the committee had
taken special pains to provide for the
comport and pleasure of tho com
pany.
Messrs. I. Frank & Co. are very
greatly encouraged to know that thew
have so signally succeeded in pleas
ing the trade in clothing and furnish
ing goods. T,.ey were satinfed from
the beginning that they could do so,
but it is pleasant, very pleasant, to be
corroborated by the unanimous voice
of the people.
The old reliable and justly celc-
brated Worcester organ with the new
patent action is the talk of the mu-
stefan everywhere. If you had al
ready made up your mind to buy
some other organ and saw the new
Worcester it would change you to
the Worcester. J. d. Hobbic s. Co.,
manufacturers State Agents.
It is said that NYingo will run
HARRISON a close race for the Leg
islature. 1t will be remembered
that Wingo bolted the convention
that nominated HARRISON and sub
sequently announced himself a can
didate. Both men are Republicans
and both depend upon the Republi-
can vote to elect them. The Demo
Gratis are silent.
The question of how to keep warm
at the least expense is agitating the
minds of the people. Now that win
ter is coming on you want to look in.
to this matter. r. A. Saunders says
he thinks the question solved MS far
as fannels and blankets are concern
ed. He has the best display for the
least money that can be had. Look
in on him courtday and see if what
we say is not true.